John Cena shares what he wants to achieve before retirement

At Money in the Bank 2024, John Cena announced that he would be retiring from professional wrestling in 2025, and everything from here onwards is going to be a part of his farewell tour. The Superstar is one of the most prominent faces of the industry, and can be considered as one of the Greatest of All Times.
With the news of his retirement coming at such a time, his entire fanbase has gone into a frenzy and is currently trying to figure out more about what the wrestler has planned for his farewell tour.
During the post show, Cena tried to answer as many questions as he could, and out of those one was about what he wanted to accomplish before he hung up his boots. Here’s what he had to say:
"Just to let everyone know how appreciative I am," he replied. "I guess that is my 'why' for doing this: how grateful I am to do this for as long, at the capacity I have. I was not kidding when I said tonight I was grateful to play in the house everybody built. That is all I'm doing. There were many before me, there will be many after. I guess what I have left to do is say my thank yous before that chapter closes."

Cena has been one of the most loved wrestlers in the company and in the industry. Ever since he’s joined the WWE, Cena has maintained his babyface character, and has had an uncanny way to connect with the audience.
Over the years, he’s provided his fans with some incredible matches, be it the first “I Quit” match against JBL, or the bouts against Brock Lesnar or Big Show. And at this point, it’s safe to say that John Cena is one of the many reasons why WWE is so popular globally at this point. It will be interesting to see how his farewell tour pans out for him.
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